Sysinternals Sysmon
v15.15Microsoft SysinternalsSystem Monitor logs high-fidelity events (process create, network connect, image load, file create, WMI, DNS) to the Windows event log for SIEM ingestion. The range plays back the events the scenario models, driven by a Sysmon-style config the analyst can edit.
- Category
- Endpoint telemetry & host instrumentation
- Package
- sysinternals-sysmon
- Runs on
- Windows
- Commands
- sysmon, sysmon64
Emits authored Sysmon-shaped events into the simulated Windows event log. No driver loads and no live host is instrumented.
Install it
The scripts below install the real Microsoft Sysinternals package on your own machine — read them first, and run them somewhere you are allowed to change. Inside the range, one press puts the simulated package on your next machine.
No Linux build. Run this one on a Windows host in the range.
On Linux
No Linux build. Run this one on a Windows host in the range.
On Windows
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- Allow signed modules for this session
Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned - Install Sysinternals Sysmon
Install-Module -Name sysinternals-sysmon -Scope CurrentUser -Force - Load it
Import-Module sysinternals-sysmon
Check it worked
- Confirm it resolves
where sysmon - Check the version
sysmon --versionThe range reports 15.15.
Remove it
- Take it off again
Uninstall-Module -Name sysinternals-sysmon
Inside the range
- Tick it on the launch screen
Under Sysinternals Sysmon's category on the advanced tool shelf. A lab that depends on it locks the toggle on and says why.
- Or install it from a range terminal
winget install --id sysinternals-sysmon -eThe simulated package manager seeds the same binaries, config and receipt the shelf toggle does.
- Everything here is simulated
No software is downloaded and nothing executes — the range answers from authored fixtures.
Labs that use Sysinternals Sysmon
No lab locks this one on yet — tick it on the launch screen and take it into any scenario.